Q2 2017How Technology Will Overcome DemographicsRandy Thompson, Senior Managing Director, U.S. Corporate Project Management, Cushman & Wakefield |
Q3 2017How U.S. Manufacturers Can Navigate the Route to the New Trade PolicyRobert McCutcheon, U.S. Industrial Products Leader, PwC
Manufacturers need to prepare now for prospective trade policy changes so that they may recalibrate their supply chains if need be.
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Q3 2017Women in Manufacturing: Closing the GapNoelle Salerno, Consultant, Avalanche Consulting, Jennifer Vernon, Consultant, Avalanche Consulting
The manufacturing industry is recruiting and advancing women to close the talent gap.
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2017 Auto/Aero Site GuideThe Automotive Industry: On The Eve Of DisruptionDennis Cuneo, Managing Partner, Fisher & Phillips
Electrification and autonomous driving are just two of the forces disrupting the auto industry, as incumbent automakers compete with new entrants into the field.
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2017 Food ProcessingDinner on the Front Porch: How E-Commerce Is Affecting the Food IndustryJeff Dearduff, Corporate Director, Baking & Snack, The Austin Company
As consumers receive more and more of their food through e-commerce, food manufacturers, assemblers, and distribution networks are going to have to think differently.
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Q4 2017Utilizing Advanced Technologies to Evaluate the Location DecisionRajiv Jetli, U.S. Industrial Products Operations & Advanced Manufacturing Leader, PwC
Although manufacturers are using advanced technologies, including artificial intelligence, in their operations, they’ve yet to leverage these advances in the site selection process.
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Q4 2017Industry Sea Changes Affecting U.S. Shipping GatewaysWalter Kemmsies, Ph.D., Managing Director, Economist and Chief Strategist, U.S. Ports, Airports and Global Infrastructure Group, JLL
Damage from recent hurricanes could have a ripple effect across U.S. seaports, underscoring the rising demand for more sophisticated industrial real estate and infrastructure.
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Data Centers 2017Tackling The Risk Factors of Third-Party Data CentersSean Brady, Managing Director, Tenant Advisory Group, Cushman & Wakefield
Third-party data center users need to assemble an experience team — including IT professionals, engineers, real estate advisors, attorneys, and others — to help reduce risks on all fronts.
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Q1 2017It’s Your Move: Critical Considerations When Relocating Corporate HeadquartersDean J. Uminski, CEcD, Principal, Crowe Horwath
The improving economy is making it more financially feasible for companies to relocate their corporate headquarters, but such a move calls for careful consideration of a variety of factors that will determine the ultimate success — or failure — of relocation.
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